Is there a way for a user not to have to drill down into that file? Could the $javaPath be set in the general configuration file? Or better yet extracted from the registry? $javaPath = 'C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_181' (the actual location of Java in my machine) I managed to hack my way around this issue by going into NEO4J_HOME\bin\Neo4j-Management\Get-Java.ps1 and changing the line: And none of the registry entries under JavaSoft show that mysterious C:\Program Files (x86) folder that shouldn't be there. For example, it shows JavaHome to be set to C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_181, which looks good. PS: I took a peek at the Windows registry, and didn't notice anything immediately looking abnormal.
Note: I just uninstalled and re-installed Java, but it didn't help
The Windows 10 control panel is showing " Java SE Development Kit 8 Update 181" and "**Java SE Development Kit 8 Update 181 (64-bit) I don't even know where it's dreaming up the C:\Program Files (x86)\Java part - Java is installed on C:\Program Files\Java (as expected for a 64-bit version) ule 'D:\neo4j\bin\Neo4j-Management.psd1' Exit (Invoke-Neo4j console)ĬategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:), WriteErrorExceptionįullyQualifiedErrorId : ,Invoke-Neo4j Invoke-Neo4j : Could not find java at C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.8.0_181\bin\java.exe
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